Volume : 11, Issue : 12, December – 2024
Title:
REDUCING MEDICAL ERRORS IN PRE-HOSPITAL EMERGENCY CARE: TRAINING AND TECHNOLOGY INTERVENTIONS
Authors :
Sultan Hussain Salem Al Salem, Hadi Mohammed Mana Alyami , Ali Jaber Nasser Alsallum, Hussain Masoud Hussain Al Khuraym, Salem Naji Nasser Alyami , Esmail Hadi Mohammed Alyami,Hadi Jaber Nasser Alsallum, Ali Abdullah Mahdi Al Hutailah , Ali Mohammed Ali Humayyim, Saleh Mastour Naji Alharethi
Abstract :
Medical errors in pre-hospital emergency care present a significant challenge, leading to adverse outcomes and increased healthcare costs. This article explores the role of targeted training programs and technology interventions in reducing errors during emergency medical services (EMS) operations. By reviewing recent advancements such as simulation-based training, artificial intelligence (AI) tools, and telemedicine, the study highlights strategies to improve paramedic performance, decision-making, and patient safety. The findings underscore the need for integrating these approaches into EMS protocols to enhance operational efficiency and reduce error rates, ultimately improving outcomes in pre-hospital care.
Keywords: Medical errors, pre-hospital care, emergency medical services, paramedic training, artificial intelligence, simulation-based training, telemedicine, patient safety, EMS protocols, healthcare technology.
Cite This Article:
Please cite this article in press Sultan Hussain Salem Al Salem et al., Reducing Medical Errors In Pre-Hospital Emergency Care: Training And Technology Interventions.,Indo Am. J. P. Sci, 2024; 11 (12).
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